Irrfan khan son babil

Irrfan Khan‘s elder son Babil Khan is all set to make his acting debut with Qala. The Anvita Dutt directorial also stars Tripti Dimri, Swastika Mukherjee and Amit Sial in the lead roles. Set for a Netflix release, the movie was announced at Films Day event on Monday. Interacting with the media for the first time about the film, Babil revealed that he was excited to join the project even before he read the script. He also said that post his father’s death, he was broken and vulnerable but the team made him feel safe. “One of my close friends has been an assistant to Anvita and even before I read the script, I wanted to do the film. I never had second thoughts about it and was ready to audition. It was the time baba had passed away and I was broken and vulnerable. When I reached Clean Slate Filmz, they made me feel so safe,” he said. (Photo: Varinder Chawla) (Photo: Varinder Chawla) “Babil may not remember but I met him at a party when he was just 14 and really found him interesting. When we were auditioning for Jagan, we tested many boys. Some very interesting but we weren’t getting the right fit. The friend that he mentioned, she casually asked whether I want to test Babil. I didn’t know he was into acting. I knew he was studying films and wanted to be a cinematographer. When I saw the audition, in just two lines, I knew he was Jagan. It was the first time he was facing the camera and it could have been frightening. Babil was also coming from a sad place and yet kept his e...

Mumbai, May 11 (PTI) Actor Babil Khan, son of late Irrfan Khan, on Wednesday said he has completed the filming for his upcoming series “The Railway Men”. Described as a tribute to the unsung heroes of the 1984 Bhopal gas tragedy, the show also stars R Madhavan, Kay Kay Menon and Divyenndu Sharma. Babil took to Instagram and posted a wrap-up video from the sets of the show, which began production in December. “Wrap for ‘The Railway Men’,” the upcoming actor captioned the post. The series, produced by Yash Raj Films’ newly launched digital arm YRF Entertainment, is directed by debutant Shiv Rawail. More than five lakh people were affected and over 15,000 were killed after methyl isocyanate gas leaked from the pesticide plant of Union Carbide India Limited (UCIL) on the intervening night of December 2 and December 3, 1984, which was then located on the outskirts of Bhopal. “The Railway Men” is expected to premiere in December this year. Babil will also be seen in the Netflix film “Qala”, directed by Anvitaa Dutt of “Bulbbul” fame. PTI JUR RDS RDS This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

Irrfan Khan, actor who is known for delivering some of the best works in Bollywood as well as the Hollywood film industry took his last breath on April 29, 2020. The actor was suffering from a neuroendocrine tumor and fought a long battle. The actor’s wife Sutapa revealed how the actor was curious about death and the afterlife and his son Babil revealed that Irrfan foretold his death to him. In an extremely emotional interview with Film Companion, Sutapa recalled that before going to the hospital, Irrfan assured him that everything is fine and said, “He is telling me –‘nahi theek hai.’ Without any tantrum or anger. His face didn’t reveal any displeasure. I so clearly remember, sitting on the edge of the bed, he had become very weak. I made him wear his trousers, and combed his hair. He sat, held my hand, and got up. We hugged each other. There was not even a second of finality in it. No intuition of him was saying that I will not come back.” She further added, “For him, I don’t think he thought the time has come. He was reading books and planning films with Babil. He was planning every tree we will plant, which I am doing now. Everything. I don’t know, I sometimes feel I guilty that I had so much faith which I instilled in him that ‘kuch nahi hoga, main sambhal lungi’. He believed in me so much.” Irrfan Khan’s son Babil also recalled his last moments with his father and said, “I was there in the hospital in the last two days. He was losing consciousness. He just looked at ...

“It’s a rarity in our industry to find real friends who look out for you … With Anvita, Tripti, and Swastika, I felt there was truth to our relationship from the bottom of my heart … I was thrown into my first film and came on after having just lost my father … But Tripti — whom I had most of my scenes with — made it so comfortable. There was no pressure. She was so giving as an actor and you have to understand that she’s the lead of this film,” said Babil. The film, which opened to largely positive reviews, also enjoyed a thunderous showcase at the recent International Film Festival of India (IFFI) in Goa and was hailed for its complex themes like the friction between mother and daughter, fear, insecurities and hatred. But this unhinged tale of a fragile musician and her delicate mind came alive because of their collective camaraderie and the intense/democratic workshops led by director Dutt. “Tripti was a very, very, very giving as an actor … She was shooting every day since 5am and I had a few days to shoot in the middle. But even though she was so tired or had cried the entire day for a scene, she stayed there for me. Even though it’s a dark film, I was surrounded by people who I knew will take care of me if I fall. And that emotion is so sacred,” said Babil. ‘Qala’, produced by actress Anushka Sharma's brother Karnesh,is a bold and nuanced departure from the usual saccharine mother-daughter relationships shown in Bollywood films where everything and everyone is hunky-...

Babil Khan is an Indian Bollywood actor, who has been making waves in the entertainment industry with his raw talent and captivating performances. He is the son of the legendary late actor Khan's father, Khan completed his schooling at Tridha School in Mumbai and studied further at the University of Westminster in London. After completing his studies, he started his career in Bollywood as a camera assistant in the movie Khan made his acting debut in the web series He won praise for acting in •

Late veteran actor Irrfan Khan and film producer Sutapa Sikdar’s son Qala at the International Indian Film Academy Awards (IIFA) 2023. Source: IIFA/Instagram A video of Babil’s interaction with a reporter at the award function has caught our attention on Twitter. It is wholesome AF. A Twitter user, Qala actor can be seen talking about his guilty pleasure. “Mumma watches these Pakistani serials (that’s what I was watching)…the intense ones,” he says in the clip while trying to remember the name. Source: Twitter Curious Babil then calls his mom Sutapa saying, “Mumma mumma mumma, (she is talking to someone)…What’s the Pakistani show that you watch?” To which, Sutapa replies, “Tere Bin.” During the interaction, Babil also manages to greet someone while introducing himself. “Hi, I am Babil, nice to meet you,” he says. Watch the video here: